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In a world of increasingly complex and rapidly evolving electronic markets, you need a partner with market-leading technology and global access to the best pools of liquidity. Your executions need to balance the efficiency of extracting liquidity while controlling market impact and maintaining anonymity. Our trading solutions are engineered by the best in the industry, connecting you to our global depths of liquidity and the expertise of Deutsche Bank to help you manage it.
Through Autobahn, Deutsche Bank's electronic distribution service, we provide clients with access to Deutsche Bank's suite of electronic trading applications. Equity clients can manage executions, access intelligence and trade on opportunities through our award-winning Direct Market Access platform and sophisticated algorithm suite. We call this Smarter Liquidity.
Autobahn maintains offices in London, New York, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Singapore and Sydney.
Find out more at http://autobahn.db.com
Flash Crash & Systemic risk interview: Andrew Morgan, Head of Autobahn Equity Europe at Deutsche Bank22nd July 2010 08:19:25
Focus: Flash Crash and systemic risk - analysis and observations22nd July 2010 12:23:32
What just happened?22nd July 2010 08:43:43
- Desperately seeking liquidity33/Issue 29 Q2 2013
The terminology surrounding liquidity-seeking algorithms reeks of machismo. Names such as Stealth, Dagger, Tiger and a plethora of military analogies suggest that traders and investors are entering a theatre of war, where only the ultra-aggressive will come out in one piece. Eva Szalay reports on the new breed of tools and what's driving the trend.
- Hong Kong does the math. Focus on cost + infrastructure investments = more algo trading27/Issue 27 Q4 2012
If mainland Chinese markets are in the toddler phase when it comes to algorithmic trading, Hong Kong markets look fairly grown-up. But industry executives say they still have plenty of scope to get bigger, faster and stronger.
- Enter the dragon. How bleak trading in China heralds a bigger focus on algos27/Issue 27 Q4 2012
It's been a grim year for human traders in China, as volumes and prices on Chinese exchanges have fallen to multi-year lows. Yet the challenging environment is also driving firms to look for efficiencies - and that spells an increased focus on algorithmic trading. The use of algos may be starting from a very low base, and the market may have its share of regulatory constraints. But there are plenty of signs that automation will only increase as traders grow ever more sophisticated. Mary-Ellen Barker reports.
- European Dark Pools: Quality, Control and Change25/Issue 25 Q2 2012
While the demand for non-displayed liquidity in Europe remains strong and the growth of European dark pools continues, there are pools and then there are pools. The quality of liquidity in a dark pool depends not only on the participants, but also on the quality control the dark pool operator is able to exert. Moreover, as Christian Hesse, Senior Quantitative Strategist for Autobahn Equity Algorithmic Trading at Deutsche Bank explains, there is the issue of pending regulatory change to consider.
- High Frequency Trading: One Size Does Not Fit All22/Issue 22 Q3 2011
High frequency trading has already evolved to the point where it actually covers multiple sub-disciplines. For some of these, latency is still the be all and end all, while for others it is just one of many factors that will determine a trading strategy's success. This evolution means that the sellside challenge has also evolved. As Andrew Morgan, European Head of autobahn Equity at Deutsche Bank explains, the sheer diversity of high frequency traders means that a far more flexible approach is now required.
- Flash Crash & Systemic risk interview: Andrew Morgan, Head of Autobahn Equity Europe at Deutsche Bank18/Issue 18 Q3 2010
The so-called 'flash crash' on 6 May 2010 briefly wiped $1 trillion off US market capitalisation, and caused no shortage of heated debate and finger pointing. Bob Giffords, independent banking and technology analyst, talks to Andrew Morgan of Equity Europe at Deutsche Bank.
- Focus: Flash Crash and systemic risk - analysis and observations19/Issue 19 Q4 2010
Systemic risk and the 'Flash Crash'...analysis, discussion and conclusions
- What just happened?18/Issue 18 Q3 2010
There's high-frequency trading, and now there's high-frequency crashing. But identifying the causes of the 6th May 2010 'flash crash' has proved to be a relatively slow process. Bob Giffords goes in search of causes, outcomes, explanations and lessons to be learned.
- My Machine: The AT Interview - Amplitude Capital: Precision Automation3/Issue 03 October 2006
Automation, both in terms of trading and back office processes, is an intrinsic part of Amplitude Capital's day to day operation. AT talks to two of Amplitude's principals, CEO Karsten Schroeder and CFO John Harrison about the firm's technology, methods and ambitions.
- NASDAQ OMX, Deutsche Bank and Imarex announce FX service16th January 2013 04:05:36
Jan 16th, 2013 - NASDAQ OMX partners with Deutsche Bank and Imarex FS to introduce FX trading and clearing solution
- Automated Trader Updates19th July 2012 09:53:30
Jul 19th, 2012 - Automated Trader Q3 looks at regulatory landscape, more articles on India, LME selects Cinnober, KVH CallPORT announced, Horizon provides DMA to BM&FBOVESPA, Chi-FX Brazil to launch in Q4, euNetworks extends Europe network, Deutsche Bank launches FX on Autobahn, Exegy announces Journal & Replay, ANZ employs Progress FX Solution, BATS elects chairman, MarketPrizm expands Asia team, Annalisa Sarasini joins smartTrade, ITRS appoints Mark Loader, Tradition expands management, Nomura appoints Jacques Cailloux
- Deutsche Bank launches FX trading platform18th July 2012 04:57:40
Jul 18th, 2012 - Deutsche Bank introduces FX trading platform on Autobahn
- Deutsche Bank TargetClose Algo available in US28th June 2012 03:45:40
Jun 28th, 2012 - Deutsche Bank Autobahn Equity expands Algo Suite in the US with TargetClose
- Automated Trader Updates17th May 2012 08:12:57
May 17th, 2012 - Q2-2012 Automated Trader officially launched, discounts for purchases & renewals, GAIN Capital deploys StreamBase LiveView, Deutsche Börse introduces AlphaFlash Trader, MarketPrizm connects to GETCO, euNetworks selects Ciena, NYSE Euronext introduces capital markets cloud, Deutsche Börse to reduce fees, Wolfram Platform launched, smartTrade powers FXSpotStream, China's CITIC buys Progress algo tech
- Automated Trader Q2-2012 - Issue 25 - Out Now16th May 2012 09:06:37
May 16 2012 - Black swans and butterflies...Unexpected events, choas theory and how CEP might help make sense of it all...Automating your volatility strategy...Centrally cleared OTC...FPGAs...Dark Pools...Machine Readable News...Identifying value in IT trends...New tools for quant traders...Read all about it in the Q2-2012 issue of Automated Trader
- Deutsche Bank provides DMA to TASE1st November 2011 08:45:26
November 1st, 2011 - Deutsche Bank provides direct market access to Tel Aviv Stock Exchange
- Corvil to provide latency transparency for NASDAQ OMX17th October 2011 05:23:42
October 17th, 2011 - Corvil to provide latency measurement and performance visibility across NASDAQ OMX's Genium INET, CLICK XT, and SECUR trading platforms
- Automated Trader Updates15th September 2011 08:21:24
September 15th, 2011 - UK Foresight Panel, Robots oust humans, Xignite secures $10M, Cloud FX Risk selects Windows Azure, ITG expands POSIT, LeveL ATS joins Linedata, Celoxica announces Container for HFT, Sybase enhances ASE 1,Trading Physics introduces Mercury Order Book Feed, Selerity selects Equinix, Neonet closes NY Desk, Deutsche Bank launches Autobahn App, CitiFX Access introduced, BM&FBOVESPA & BMS employ SMARTS
- Deutsche Bank launches Autobahn App Market13th September 2011 06:21:58
September 13th, 2011 - Deutsche Bank launches first 'App-based' electronic distribution system in the financial services industry
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